Unspun, Inc. is a technology-driven company based in San Francisco, California, specializing in the production of customized jeans using advanced body scanning technology and fit algorithms. Founded in 2015, Unspun aims to revolutionize the apparel industry by reducing global carbon emissions through automated and localized manufacturing processes. The company offers a B2B software platform that enables digital customization for various large apparel brands. Recognized for its innovation, Unspun's technology was featured in TIME's list of Best Inventions of 2019. The company is supported by several notable investors and is actively working on the future of additive and automated apparel production, positioning itself as a leader in the quest for sustainable fashion.
InBolt has developed the world’s smallest and most efficient 3D camera tracking system. Their first product is a hardware module / device that an operator can plug onto all manual tools such as a drill, a screwdriver or a torque wrench. Once on the tool, it guides the operator, validates the completion of a task in real time and registers all the completion parameters.
DeepSpin GmbH, founded in 2019 and headquartered in Berlin, Germany, specializes in the development of an innovative artificial intelligence (AI)-based magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system. This next-generation imaging machine is designed to be significantly smaller, lighter, and more affordable than conventional MRI systems. By utilizing generative topological design for its hardware and deep learning algorithms for image processing, DeepSpin aims to enhance the accessibility of medical imaging, making it available to patients worldwide. The company's technology seeks to modernize medical imaging, providing a standard of care that can reach previously underserved medical domains.
DeepSpin GmbH, founded in 2019 and headquartered in Berlin, Germany, specializes in the development of an innovative artificial intelligence (AI)-based magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system. This next-generation imaging machine is designed to be significantly smaller, lighter, and more affordable than conventional MRI systems. By utilizing generative topological design for its hardware and deep learning algorithms for image processing, DeepSpin aims to enhance the accessibility of medical imaging, making it available to patients worldwide. The company's technology seeks to modernize medical imaging, providing a standard of care that can reach previously underserved medical domains.
Wazer is a developer of a desktop waterjet cutter that aims to make industrial manufacturing accessible to individuals and small businesses. This innovative machine utilizes a high-pressure stream of water combined with abrasive micro-particles to cut through a wide range of materials, including metals, glass, stone, ceramics, carbon fibers, wood, plastics, rubber, and foam. Unlike traditional fabrication tools such as 3-D printers and laser cutters, which are limited to softer materials, Wazer's cutter offers versatility and precision, allowing for professional-grade fabrication in various settings. By providing a compact and affordable alternative to large, expensive waterjet machines, Wazer empowers users to undertake complex cutting tasks that were previously out of reach.
Unspun, Inc. is a technology-driven company based in San Francisco, California, specializing in the production of customized jeans using advanced body scanning technology and fit algorithms. Founded in 2015, Unspun aims to revolutionize the apparel industry by reducing global carbon emissions through automated and localized manufacturing processes. The company offers a B2B software platform that enables digital customization for various large apparel brands. Recognized for its innovation, Unspun's technology was featured in TIME's list of Best Inventions of 2019. The company is supported by several notable investors and is actively working on the future of additive and automated apparel production, positioning itself as a leader in the quest for sustainable fashion.
Prynt Corp. manufactures innovative printing gadgets designed for smartphones, notably its instant camera case that allows users to take photos and print them instantly. This unique case transforms smartphones into portable instant cameras, requiring no ink, Wi-Fi, or Bluetooth connectivity, and is compatible with both iOS and Android devices. In addition to printing photos, the Prynt app enhances the experience by embedding short videos within the images, enabling users to share memories in a creative way. By simply holding a smartphone over a printed photo, the embedded video can be viewed in augmented reality. Founded in 2014 and based in San Francisco, California, Prynt sells its products online and through various retail channels around the world.
Wazer is a developer of a desktop waterjet cutter that aims to make industrial manufacturing accessible to individuals and small businesses. This innovative machine utilizes a high-pressure stream of water combined with abrasive micro-particles to cut through a wide range of materials, including metals, glass, stone, ceramics, carbon fibers, wood, plastics, rubber, and foam. Unlike traditional fabrication tools such as 3-D printers and laser cutters, which are limited to softer materials, Wazer's cutter offers versatility and precision, allowing for professional-grade fabrication in various settings. By providing a compact and affordable alternative to large, expensive waterjet machines, Wazer empowers users to undertake complex cutting tasks that were previously out of reach.
Preemadonna is the maker of Nailbot, a patented nail robot and intelligent manicure product line disrupting the $15B nail care industry. Our first Nailbot prints art and photos directly on fingernails in 5 seconds. Future Nailbots print full polish.
Nailbot is powered by our art marketplace and community of makers who crave instant self expression, design digital art and love printing on the go with Nailbot. We will build other creative expression on demand printing and robotics products for our Preemadonna customer throughout her/his lifespan.
Prynt Corp. manufactures innovative printing gadgets designed for smartphones, notably its instant camera case that allows users to take photos and print them instantly. This unique case transforms smartphones into portable instant cameras, requiring no ink, Wi-Fi, or Bluetooth connectivity, and is compatible with both iOS and Android devices. In addition to printing photos, the Prynt app enhances the experience by embedding short videos within the images, enabling users to share memories in a creative way. By simply holding a smartphone over a printed photo, the embedded video can be viewed in augmented reality. Founded in 2014 and based in San Francisco, California, Prynt sells its products online and through various retail channels around the world.
Wazer is a developer of a desktop waterjet cutter that aims to make industrial manufacturing accessible to individuals and small businesses. This innovative machine utilizes a high-pressure stream of water combined with abrasive micro-particles to cut through a wide range of materials, including metals, glass, stone, ceramics, carbon fibers, wood, plastics, rubber, and foam. Unlike traditional fabrication tools such as 3-D printers and laser cutters, which are limited to softer materials, Wazer's cutter offers versatility and precision, allowing for professional-grade fabrication in various settings. By providing a compact and affordable alternative to large, expensive waterjet machines, Wazer empowers users to undertake complex cutting tasks that were previously out of reach.
Prynt Corp. manufactures innovative printing gadgets designed for smartphones, notably its instant camera case that allows users to take photos and print them instantly. This unique case transforms smartphones into portable instant cameras, requiring no ink, Wi-Fi, or Bluetooth connectivity, and is compatible with both iOS and Android devices. In addition to printing photos, the Prynt app enhances the experience by embedding short videos within the images, enabling users to share memories in a creative way. By simply holding a smartphone over a printed photo, the embedded video can be viewed in augmented reality. Founded in 2014 and based in San Francisco, California, Prynt sells its products online and through various retail channels around the world.
EngX automates the production of custom products by integrating assembly, wiring with 3D printing.They slash production costs, time & errors.
EngX automates the production of custom products by integrating assembly, wiring with 3D printing.They slash production costs, time & errors.
Solidface Technology Inc., founded in 2013 and based in Austin, Texas, specializes in multipurpose 3D modeling software. The company's flagship product, SolidFace, is a cloud-based CAD system that facilitates collaboration among designers and engineers across various disciplines. This software allows users to work together in real time, with built-in version control to ensure that the latest iterations of designs are easily accessible. SolidFace combines the robust capabilities of the Parasolid 3D modeler core with over 15 years of development experience in 2D and 3D modeling. It offers advanced features for detailing, solid modeling, assembly, and parameterization, ultimately enhancing the design cycle and improving return on investment for its users.
Driven by electromagnetic processes, PinPress is a one-size-fits-all mould designed to save manufacturers time and money. Rather than using and switching several moulds during changeovers, PinPress goes solo in today's +$100 Million equipment manufacturing market. This market revolves around the latest trend, Just-in-Time manufacturing, creating a window of opportunity to cut downtime in half and streamline manufacturing operations.
Wazer is a developer of a desktop waterjet cutter that aims to make industrial manufacturing accessible to individuals and small businesses. This innovative machine utilizes a high-pressure stream of water combined with abrasive micro-particles to cut through a wide range of materials, including metals, glass, stone, ceramics, carbon fibers, wood, plastics, rubber, and foam. Unlike traditional fabrication tools such as 3-D printers and laser cutters, which are limited to softer materials, Wazer's cutter offers versatility and precision, allowing for professional-grade fabrication in various settings. By providing a compact and affordable alternative to large, expensive waterjet machines, Wazer empowers users to undertake complex cutting tasks that were previously out of reach.
Kniterate, Inc. specializes in the manufacturing of a compact digital knitting machine that automates the creation of knitted garments from digital designs. Founded in 2015 and based in San Francisco, California, Kniterate aims to democratize clothing manufacturing by making it accessible and affordable. The machine allows users to easily transform their ideas—such as scarves, beanies, sweaters, and dresses—into ready-to-make designs within minutes, eliminating the need for costly industrial equipment and skilled technicians. This innovative approach not only simplifies the design and production process but also significantly reduces waste, as garments are knitted to shape rather than cut and sewn. By reimagining industrial knitting technology, Kniterate empowers users to explore the potential of knitting and create personalized goods for themselves and their communities.
Preemadonna is the maker of Nailbot, a patented nail robot and intelligent manicure product line disrupting the $15B nail care industry. Our first Nailbot prints art and photos directly on fingernails in 5 seconds. Future Nailbots print full polish.
Nailbot is powered by our art marketplace and community of makers who crave instant self expression, design digital art and love printing on the go with Nailbot. We will build other creative expression on demand printing and robotics products for our Preemadonna customer throughout her/his lifespan.
Maieutic is a startup comprised of engineers who are developing a revolutionary die and surface casting technology called a programmable surface. Manufacturers use die extrusions to flatten polymers into flat sheets. However through repetitive use deformations as well as wear tear occur on the die's surface. Manufacturers often use screws to re-adjust the surface and compensate for these solutions. Our patent pending solution is known as the "programmable surface", a surface comprised of an array of pins whose individual heights can be adjusted via lorrentz force. By varying the individual heights of each pin, we can emulate various surface topographies and compensate for surface deformities that arise in the manufacturing process.
Revol Technologies is building quick-molding custom-fit Bluetooth earphones (patent pending) that will solve the problems of comfort, cost and process. To customize the fit, users will first position the soft flexible earphones comfortably in their ears so they conform to their own unique contours. A free mobile app will guide users through the fitting process, and once the user is comfortable the app will start the molding process. In less than 60 seconds, the earphones become solid creating a perfect custom fit
Our electrospinning process, dubbed Field Guided Fabrication, makes it possible to create 3D fabrics. A close analog to 3D printing, our manufacturing method enables lightweight, seamless fabrics to be created at the touch of a button.
Electroloom's Field Guided Fabrication is a platform technology capable creating articles of clothing, tissue engineering scaffolds, filters, and much more.
Ouro_botics started life around four years ago on a kitchen table in Dublin. Founder Jemma Redmond was working at the time on her masters thesis "An Investigation into Osteoblast Adhesion" and printed copies of finger bones (metacarpals, proximal & distal phalanges) which she then seeded with Osteoblasts and noticed growth was affected by structure. Realising that a bioprinter would open up more interesting capabilities. She sold her own businesses and started building her own printers testing out different configurations and methods. Noting that high cost, ease of use, accuracy, upgradability and reliability were features that were lacking in bioprinters on the market. Ouro_botics was formed to build an affordable modular bioprinting platform for students, biohackers and researchers. After months of hard work, they built a 10 micron accuracy bioprinting platform that can be fitted with different types of extruder heads and allows researcher to try out different biomaterials such as gelatine, alginate, chitosan, keratin with different extrusion methods. They are currently offering a limited number of development kits and can be pre ordered now!
Voltera is a manufacturer of circuit board printers designed to expedite hardware development for engineers. By enabling rapid prototyping of circuit boards within minutes, Voltera addresses the challenges associated with traditional fabrication processes, which often involve significant costs and lengthy lead times. This innovative technology allows organizations to iterate on circuit layouts quickly, drastically reducing the time and expense typically associated with outsourcing board fabrication. As a result, the development cycle can be shortened from months to days, empowering companies to bring new products to market more efficiently and effectively.
Prynt Corp. manufactures innovative printing gadgets designed for smartphones, notably its instant camera case that allows users to take photos and print them instantly. This unique case transforms smartphones into portable instant cameras, requiring no ink, Wi-Fi, or Bluetooth connectivity, and is compatible with both iOS and Android devices. In addition to printing photos, the Prynt app enhances the experience by embedding short videos within the images, enabling users to share memories in a creative way. By simply holding a smartphone over a printed photo, the embedded video can be viewed in augmented reality. Founded in 2014 and based in San Francisco, California, Prynt sells its products online and through various retail channels around the world.
Kast is a United States-based company that specializes in the development of advanced stereolithographic 3D printers. The company is recognized for pioneering next-generation 3D printing technology, focusing on innovative solutions that enhance the capabilities and applications of additive manufacturing. Through its cutting-edge products, Kast aims to meet the evolving needs of various industries that rely on precise and efficient 3D printing processes.
Our product, 3rdEar™, helps people beyond the limitations of space and time.
Driven by electromagnetic processes, PinPress is a one-size-fits-all mould designed to save manufacturers time and money. Rather than using and switching several moulds during changeovers, PinPress goes solo in today's +$100 Million equipment manufacturing market. This market revolves around the latest trend, Just-in-Time manufacturing, creating a window of opportunity to cut downtime in half and streamline manufacturing operations.
Makeblock is a company founded in 2013 and headquartered in Shenzhen, China, that offers a do-it-yourself (DIY) robotics construction and programming learning platform. This platform provides mechanical components, various electronic modules, and graphical programming software, allowing STEM and STEAM learners, educators, and hobbyists to design and build modular, programmable robots. Users can create diverse robotic applications, including hovercrafts and cars, fostering hands-on learning and creativity in robotics and programming.